Connecticut Snow Predictions

Connecticut, snow and winter storm

Tracking snow and ice storm in Connecticut on Tuesday. How shift in forecast will impact commutes

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory in Connecticut with slick road conditions expected for Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning commutes.

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Clipper winter storm brings more snow to Connecticut on Tuesday. Here's what to expect

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Connecticut snow forecast: When is the winter storm, how many inches to expect

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Weekend winter storm in Connecticut to bring mix of snow and rain. Here's what to expect

Forecasters are monitoring a storm system that could bring a mix of rain and snow to Connecticut Sunday night into Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

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Winter weather advisory for 3 Massachusetts counties until Wednesday morning – could see 4 inches of snow

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Central NY may experience its first above-freezing temperatures in 18 days; snow returns this week

Norwich Bulletin

Another storm possible this weekend in CT. See snow totals from this storm

It's possible another storm will hit Connecticut this weekend, through it's still too far out for meteorologists to be sure of what conditions may look like.

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Tracking the potential for snow in Connecticut this weekend: Here's what the latest data shows.

We're not completely out of the woods yet, but the odds of a significant snowfall from this weekend's bomb cyclone are much lower than they were a day or two ago.

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Connecticut temperatures plunge, power outages rise in aftermath of winter storm

After the storm, an extreme cold warning is in effect for Saturday night into Sunday when wind chills will be well below zero.

8don MSN

Connecticut’s Chuckles makes his Groundhog Day prediction

Connecticut celebrated Groundhog Day on Monday as Chuckles the groundhog made his annual weather prediction at the Lutz Children’s Museum.

The Middletown Press

Will the rest of February stay bitterly cold in Connecticut? Here’s what the forecast data shows

While we won't break any high temperature records in the near future, we are seeing a better signal for milder weather during the middle of the month. As outlined in the CPC's eight-to-14-day outlook (covering Feb. 10-16), near-normal conditions are likely from the Mid-Atlantic to the Northeast, as warmer air surges in to the central U.S.